InNo-Nonsense MusingsbySarah Miller·Mar 24Hormuz: The Good, the Bad and the Left BehindQuote of the Day: The Iran war “has taken the whole [Middle East] region back 10–20 years,” Qatari Energy Minister and head of Qatar…A response icon3A response icon3
InNo-Nonsense MusingsbySarah Miller·Mar 19Taboo No Longer Protects Mideast Oil, GasThis means energy, geopolitical impacts of Iran War will be long-lived.A response icon1A response icon1
InThe New Climate.bySarah Miller·Mar 6Iran War: China’s Gain, US PainIran’s blockage of Hormuz may benefit China as champion of renewable electrification more than the US — given time.A response icon4A response icon4
InNo-Nonsense MusingsbySarah Miller·Feb 26Style, More Than Policy, Divides AmericaMaga andCentrist Dems differ hugely in style. But when money is involved corporations win, regardless.
InNo-Nonsense MusingsbySarah Miller·Dec 16, 2025Which Class Are You In, Friends?Populists aren’t alone in claiming a monopoly on truth. We, the “Professional-Managerial Class” believe in science and experts.A response icon4A response icon4
InThe New Climate.bySarah Miller·Nov 27, 2025US Oil and Climate AmbiguityAmbiguity has long marked US oil and climate policies. Trump dumped that. But “energy dominance” won’t result.A response icon5A response icon5
InNo-Nonsense MusingsbySarah Miller·Oct 23, 2025A China-US Energy Deal: Conceivable?A reminder of the potential for tumult in the “reign of Donald the Disruptor” came with Trump’s U-turn on Putin, from Best Bud to…A response icon1A response icon1
InThe New Climate.bySarah Miller·Oct 3, 2025Dissonance in Energy & ClimateWith peak oil upon us, dissonance is booming in the world of energy. Can Petro President Trump reverse what he sees as a Chinese assault?A response icon10A response icon10
InNo-Nonsense MusingsbySarah Miller·Sep 14, 2025Trump’s Two-Part Strategy — Part 2Strengthening America’s leadership of the Western camp was Part 1 and it’s nearly done. What comes next?A response icon3A response icon3
InNo-Nonsense MusingsbySarah Miller·Sep 7, 2025Politicizing PopulationPopulation change is getting very political, very quickly, in lots of places. Fertility rates — the average number of children women have…A response icon18A response icon18
